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A Fabulous Weekend
An ordinary Russian family goes to a digital detox hotel in the Murom region on the day when hordes of fabulous monsters suddenly begin to materialize in the real world. The only weapon against them is a mobile application.
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An ordinary Russian family goes to a digital detox hotel in the Murom region on the day when hordes of fabulous monsters suddenly begin to materialize in the real world. The only weapon against them is a mobile application.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Vasily Rovensky, Fedor Derevyansky, Elvira Bushtets
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Studio:House 26, Interfest
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